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Rose Carefree Wonder from Garden Splendor® is a long time favorite with many gardeners, here's a floribunda rose that puts on a tremendous show of semi-double bright pink flowers that are lightly fragrant. Join David Wilson at the Garden Splendor® nursery as he looks over a bed of these lovely roses and describes their many virtues. Learn about how to provide the right conditions, find out about what needs to be done to keep them growing and flowering well. Rose carefree Wonder is available at Garden Splendor® participating garden centers across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern US States. More at: www,gardensplendor.com
This lecture introduces major groups of organisms - prokaryotes and eukaryotes. It specifies groups of eukaryotes, including animals, protists, fungi and plants. It explains that plants evolved from green algae. It briefly describes characteristics of 5 plant groups: bryophytes, lycophytes, ferns, gymnosperms and angiosperms.
This "School Gardening Basics and Beyond 2021 IFAS In-Service Training" session introduces UF/IFAS Extension Agents to school gardening practices, techniques, resources, and innovative programming. Part 1 features a series of presentations. Wendy Wilbur leads an icebreaker activity. Jeannie Necessary gives an FNP overview. They both present "JMG Activities to Add Pop to Your Programming." Mindy Hanak presents "School Garden Management." Carlita Fiestas-Nunez presents "Creating Garden Leaders." This training session is brought to you by the Center for Land Use Efficiency (CLUE). CLUE was created to bring UF/IFAS agricultural and urban Best Management Practices (BMP) programs together. For more information about CLUE, please visit our website: 🤍 Closed captions, edited for accuracy, will be available soon.
На террасе мои цветы расцвели. On the terrace, my flowers bloom carnation and rose
Ever wondered how much expertise and artistry goes into the Smithsonian landscapes? Eric Evans, Horticulturist and Chanticleer Intern, takes us on a tour of different gardens throughout history to explain how horticulture came to be how it is, what it aims at, and what it can be for. If you're new to gardening, or if you're interested in a big picture look at gardening's end goals, you'll appreciate Eric shedding some light on the context of modern high art horticulture and how the Smithsonian Gardens fits in.
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In today's video we dive deep into the Advanced Vocabulary related to FLOWERS, the Vocabulary related to GRASS and much more! We'll analyse the meaning of TAKE A LEAF OUT OF SB'S BOOK, the difference between BLOSSOM and BLOOM, the meaning of TURN OVER A NEW LEAF and similar idioms related to this topic 00:00 FLOWER 02:54 BLOOM 03:38 BLOSSOM 04:19 STEM 06:03 STALK 07:27 LEAF 09:16 GRASS RELATED VIDEOS CHRISTMAS IDIOMS: 🤍 CHRISTMAS FILMS: 🤍 DAY: C1/C2 Vocabulary : 🤍 C1/C2 Listening and Vocab: Being Gluten-Free in London: 🤍 C1/C2 Listening and Word-Guessing: Is England a beautiful country?: 🤍 HAIR: Idioms: 🤍 HAIR and Hairstyles: 🤍 C1/C2 Non-Legal Meanings of Legal Words: 🤍 C2 Legal English Vocab – PART 2: 🤍 C1/C2 Legal English Vocab – PART 1: 🤍 C1/C2 Vocab and Listening -Johnny Depp vs Amber Heard trial: 🤍 Instructions in English PART 2: 🤍 Instructions in English PART 1: 🤍 C1/C2 Vocab and Listening on the political atmosphere in Hungary: 🤍 C1/C2 Vocab about FLOWERS: 🤍 C1/C2 Vocab about SPRING: 🤍 C1/C2 Vocab about CARNIVAL: 🤍 C1/C2 Vocab and listening – BACK HOME FOR CHRISTMAS: 🤍 C1/C2 Vocabulary about BANK HOLIDAYS: 🤍 Advanced Vocabulary with GUY and GIRL: 🤍 C1/C2 Vocabulary with MAN and WOMAN: 🤍 C1/C2 Vocabulary on BONFIRE NIGHT: 🤍 C1/C2 Vocabulary about GOING HOME: 🤍 C1/C2 Vocabulary with SNOW: 🤍 C1/C2 Vocabulary with INJURY: 🤍 C1/C2 Vocabulary with RAIN: 🤍 C1/C2 Vocabulary with COLD: 🤍 C1/C2 Vocabulary With HOT and HEAT: 🤍 Tips To LEARN/TEACH Vocabulary: 🤍 C1/C2 Vocabulary with SUPERHEROES: 🤍 C1/C2 Vocabulary with common English words: 🤍 C1/C2 Hidden meanings of common English words: 🤍 C1/C2 Vocabulary with Pokemon names: 🤍 How to learn and remember vocabulary: 🤍 INSTAGRAM: 🤍
The companion webpage for this video on the MGNV.org has additional resources and links: 🤍 0:00:00 Introduction 0:01:41 Definition & Characteristics 0:05:17 Some Ephemerals 0:20:24 Questions 0:24:09 More Ephemerals 0:40:06 Threats to Ephemerals 0:41:42 Garden Design with Ephemerals 0:42:54 Caring for Ephemerals 0:46:55 Where to See Ephemerals 0:48:49 Native Plant Sellers 0:50:03 Resources 0:54:56 Questions While they bloom for only a short time, ephemerals such as Bloodroot, Trout Lily, and Virginia Bluebells can add beauty to the home garden in spring while providing critical support to early-emerging pollinators. Join Extension Master Gardener Elaine Mills to learn about fifteen ephemeral species native to our region with details on where to see them, where to buy them, and how to care for them
Rose Livin' Easy from Garden Splendor® is a stunning beauty rose for mixed beds and borders, conventional beds of massed plantings, cottage gardens, cutting gardens or just planting as a single specimen to brighten up the scene in small areas. Look over David Wilson's shoulder as he talks about it at the Garden Splendor® nursery and points out its many fine qualities, He will fill you in on how to create the best growing conditions for it, how tall it grows, how long it flowers and what you can do to keep it flowering for a really long time. Rose Livin' Easy is available at Garden Splendor® participating garden centers in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeastern US States. More at: 🤍gardensplendor.com.
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Learn simple steps you can take to create a thriving, beautiful and pollinator-friendly landscape, and help protect vital but struggling insects and animals.
33.1 The Clades of Protostomes (0:00) 33.2 Flatworms (Platyhelminthes) (5:15) 33.3 Rotifers (Rotifera) (29:13) 33.4 Mollusks (Mollusca) (31:16) 33.5 Ribbon Worms (Nemertea) (1:03:22) 33.6 Annelids (Annelida) (1:06:15) 33.7 Bryozoans (Bryozoa) and Brachiopods (Brachiopoda) (1:22:27) 33.8 Roundworms (Nematoda) (1:26:38)
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Dennis is the editor of the ANR publication, California Master Gardener Handbook. He introduces the basics of nomenclature in this lecture.
[This career is in the Training and Education Career Cluster.] Lily Peppers works as the Youth and School Program’s coordinator at the Myriad Botanical Gardens, where she teaches a variety of botany, biology, and environmental education classes to kids of all ages. She obtained her B.A. in Physics and Geology from the College of Wooster in Ohio. After her graduation in 2013, Lily began working as a geophysics researcher in California, studying electromagnetic data and its potential relation to earthquakes. She then came to work at the Myriad Botanical Gardens in Oklahoma City to pursue her love of nature and science education.
Dr. Nalini Nadkarni from University of Utah, recorded Fall 2018 at Utah State University.
On June 6th, 2017, James Corner Field Operations, the Vancouver Park Board, and the City of Vancouver, in partnership with SFU City Conversations, presented a plan for new public spaces as part of the Northeast False Creek development project. This was a first chance to see the draft concept for a new, vibrant public space in the heart of Northeast False Creek. James Corner is the Founding Partner and CEO of James Corner Field Operations. James has devoted the past 30 years to advancing the field of landscape architecture and urbanism through his teaching, public speaking and writing as well as through his leadership and creativity in realizing several visionary, innovative and transformative complex urban public realm projects.
This video goes over basic plant anatomy and morphology, including parts of the roots, stems, leaves, flowers, and fruits.
Plant knowledge depicted: Botanical identifications of seventeenth-century illustrations of Dutch Brazil Speaker: Mireia Alcantara Rodriguez (University of Leiden) During the Dutch colonization of the northeast of Brazil and Count Johan Maurits’ rule thereof (1636-1644), naturalia and other materials were transported overseas and ended up in the hands of the European elite and scholars interested in “new discoveries” from the distant lands. Brazilian seeds were grown in botanic gardens, dry plants were bound in herbaria, and reports about the environment in the colony constituted the first systematized account of the natural history of Dutch Brazil: The Historia Naturalis Brasiliae (Marcgrave & Piso, 1648). Images of the Dutch colony also circulated among collectors and nobility. Today, some of these images are included in the so-called Libri Picturati. We are now looking at these textual and visual sources through botanical lenses to identify the flora in more than 300 botanical entries and 200 oil-based paintings, crayon sketches, and watercolors. Based on the results of our plant identifications, this presentation has three aims: first, to reveal these plant’s origins and whether they are still present or have become threatened by human intervention. The second objective is to explore whether these plants grew wild or were cultivated in the settlements, and how they were represented by European artists and scientists in the various sources, thereby providing insights into the methods of plant collection in the early modern period. Lastly, and by way of conclusion, I will emphasize the importance of making these historic, artistic and scientific collections more accessible, and encouraging conversations between more diverse groups of people in order to broaden our understanding of the past and bring up new ideas on how to move forward. Mireia Alcantara-Rodriguez is a PhD candidate in Ethnobotany at Faculty of Archaeology in Leiden, the Netherlands and is currently based in Berlin. While studying for an MSc in Environmental Biology (University of Utrecht)) she became interested in ethnobotany, with a special focus on the interconnections of people and plants from an historic and linguistic perspective. She is currently working on the ERC project BRASILIAE: Indigenous knowledge in the Making of Science, directed by Mariana Françozo, and supervised as well by Tinde van Andel.
It’s safe to say that few people have lived lives as thoroughly devoted to plants as Dr. Peter H. Raven, the Garden’s President Emeritus. Dr. Raven has been a tireless champion of sustainability and biodiversity, earning him the plaudit of “Hero for the Planet” from Time. Join Dr. Raven at this special Member Speaker Series for a discussion of Driven by Nature, his newly released autobiography that takes readers across multiple continents and decades. Driven by Nature follows the globetrotting botanist from China to the American Midwest as he works to foster concern for a changing planet, further the cause of biological education, and build the Missouri Botanical Garden into the world-renowned haven for plant life it is today.
Welcome! The Centre for Global Health (CGH) at the University of Oslo (UiO), together with the Norwegian Veterinary Institute (NVI), the Norwegian Institute of Public Health (NIPH) and the Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU), assembled the One Health Norwegian milieu and organized the One Health in the 21st Century 2021 Conference on International One Health Day (November 3). Contents of Session 2: 0:00 Introduction - Jeanette H. Magnus & Yngvild Wasteson 4:00 Using One Health Competencies in Food Systems - Barbara Hӓsler 22:00 Comprehensive Screening Tools to Assess One Health Issues in Crop Production - Marianne Stenrød 31:50 Food Safety of Fresh Produce – An emerging One Health issue? - Gro S. Johannessen 41:28 Bio-farming for Bioactive Compounds - project presentation - Christian René Karlsen
This Strategic Dialogue session brings together organizations that exemplify hands-on experience with partnership building structured to create enduring economic and social value. Participants discuss best practices and practical experiences related to several common challenges with partnership—first through a workshop focused on the mechanics behind partnership building, and then through a showcase of the 2018 P3 Impact Award Finalists. The full session addresses questions such as: What allows partnerships to be sustainable and scaled? What are key governance and organizational features of successful partnerships? And, under what circumstances can partnerships address social issues at scale? The objective of uniting these programmatic elements is to first explore the best practices, rationale for metrics, and common obstacles in partnership formation in order to apply the evidence-based approach to the evaluation of the award finalists. P3 Impact Award judges deliberate their decision following this session, with the results being announced on the plenary stage later that day. Immediately following this session, audience members had the opportunity to vote on the first-ever Audience Choice Award for the P3 Impact Finalists. Concordia is a member-based organization dedicated to actively fostering, elevating, and sustaining cross-sector partnerships for social impact. 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍 🤍
Institute for Comparative Modernities, Cornell University Spring 2017 New Conversations Series "A Politics of Habitability: Plants, Healing, and Sovereignty in a Toxic World" Stacey Langwick Associate Professor, Anthropology, Cornell University Tuesday, April 11, 2017 4:45pm Toboggan Lodge, 38 Forest Home Drive 🤍
The Backyard Farmer panelists answer gardening questions
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Learn the steps to create a phenology program at your site, from creating a science question, choosing plants and animals to monitor, to data entry and download.
Newspapers today are full of accounts of the future marvels of “synthetic biology,” a new approach to engineering life. But, how new is it? Dr. Luis Campos takes us through the surprising history in an informal 20-minute talk given May 8th at Science Pub RVA (🤍 in Richmond, Virginia. Dr. Luis Campos (🤍 is historian of science at the University of New Mexico. His scholarship integrates archival discoveries with contemporary fieldwork at the intersection of genetics and society. Dr. Campos earned his doctorate at Harvard University, is the author of Radium and the Secret of Life (University of Chicago Press, 2015), and is co-editor of Making Mutations: Objects, Practices, Contexts (Berlin, MPIWG, 2010). Recorded May 8, 2016 The May 8, 2017 program represents the first of a series of eight in a collaboration between Science Pub RVA (🤍 and Virginia Commonwealth University’s Science, Technology and Society Program (🤍 a unit of the College of Humanities and Sciences, and is supported by a National Science Foundation grant (No.1611953). To learn more about Science Pub RVA head to 🤍 Follow Science Pub RVA on Facebook 🤍 and Twitter 🤍 Science Pub RVA is a program of Science Matters and the Community Idea Stations, Central Virginia's PBS & NPR stations. Learn more at 🤍
February 6 2018 Roundtable moderated by Krish Jayachandran, Earth & Environment and Angela Roell, University of Massachusetts
Are diseases reducing the productivity of your garden? Join plant biologist Jim Stark to learn what disease agents are responsible, and what we can do about them. We will address disease identification, biology and organic control. This workshop recording is part of the Trustees Boston Community Gardens' 45th Annual Gardeners' Gathering event. About The Trustees The Trustees of Reservations are 125,000 people like you. We love the outdoors. We love the distinctive charms of Massachusetts and all of New England. And we believe in celebrating and protecting them, for everyone, forever. We enjoy and care for more than 100 special places all around Massachusetts. And we are actively building an extended family of friends and neighbors across the state that can help in their different ways. For more information: 🤍 Follow us! 🤍 🤍 🤍
Friday Session 3 of the 2020 SPNHC/ICOM NATHIST online conference Symposium: Specimen Spotlights, and Storage Techniques for Art, Science, and History Collections (STASH) Speakers: 1. What’s in a Name? David Dale Owens’ Ammonites Opalus Nomen Oblitum - Paul Mayer 2. Finding Fo’ Fossils - Jessica Nakano 3. A Lysorophian from the Mazon Creek Lagerstätte: A Story Brought to You by Citizen Scientists - Patricia Coorough Burke 4. Kronosaurus and the Woman in the Red Dress - Christina Byrd 5. Are Those Teeth?: An Oreodont’s Story From New Mexico - Hannah Cantrell 6. One Tooth, Numerous Questions - Amanda Lawrence 7. The First Striped Dolphin on the Isle of Man: Working Collaboratively to Preserve it for the Manx Museum and Public - Laura McCoy 8. Dwarf Sperm Whale Skeleton Articulation at the Charles Darwin Foundation in the Galápagos Islands - Martha Maria Velez 9. A Juniper in a Carolina Forest - Maura Flannery 10. The Trials and Tribulations of a Hardy Geranium - Yvette Harvey & Clare Booth-Downs 11. The Poppy That Means I’m Home - Paula Barteau 12. Chief Red Cloud’s War Shirt - Deborah Harding 13. Ka’apor [Amazon] Ritual Necklaces - Deborah Harding 14. What Do You Get When You Mix Filipino Silversmiths, President Taft, and a Giant Shell? A Massive Punch Bowl! - Mariana Di Giacomo 15. STASHc.com: A Collaborative Online Resource - Lisa Goldberg 16. Earthquake “Proofing” Mismatched Cabinets - Carolyn Levitt-Bussian 17. Curating Sporific Basidiomycetes - Genevieve Tocci 18. The Discoloration of Plants in Botanical Fluid Collections: A Challenge for Research and Conservation - Marion Dangeon
Working out—whether at the gym, on the tennis court, at the pool, or in another way, we all know it’s good for our bodies. But what about our brains? Watch a webinar led by neuroscientists Dr. Henry Mahncke and Dr. Michelle Voss on how physical exercise affects cognitive function.
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Planting natives offers more than simply adding flowers and attracting showy pollinators to our yards. They are the foundation of larger local food webs and play a critical part in supporting all animals – insects, amphibians, reptiles, birds, and mammals alike – that call California home. As we continue to “develop” natural lands, it is of increasing importance that we use native plants in our gardens and other landscaped areas to create a functional habitat that mimics nature. In this video, Bob provides an engaging discussion on the importance of habitat gardening and how you can use your garden to create habitat for native fauna.
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